Chappelle’s Show

Kelsey Grammer is so boss he's the boss on Boss. (We just like saying the word "boss.") Also: Many of our TV Club Classic features come to an end, and we add Gravity Falls.

Cinemax blows up the world in beautiful, beautiful explosions with the return of Strike Back. Just be glad you were spared our "Candyman" ripoff. Also: Boss is back, too!

You told us Gravity Falls had gotten awesome, so we're going to check it out again. You'd better not be wrong! Also: The Olympics wind their way toward the finish line.

Maybe disappearing was the right idea after all. 

The swimming winds down, as the track and field events heat up on the Olympics, which are literally the only things on this weekend. Also: Except for Lost Girl! Don't forget Lost Girl!

The Olympics are here to save you from having to find your remote! Also: Nothing else is on, but you can watch ESPN flail around and try to justify its existence if you like.

Portlandia invites you to revisit a traumatic brunch. Also: Lost Girl works for the weekend and, for better and worse, Dave Chappelle becomes Rick James.

Can you survive Can You Survive A Horror Movie? Also: Get drunk with Sam Jackson and buy a garage with the Warners.

Twenty Twelve passes the torch from its first season to its second. Also: Finales for TV Club Classic shows!

Gravity Falls finally answers your prayers for an animated version of Eerie, Indiana. Also: Requests from R. Kelly and cartoon immortality.

The Legend Of Korra wraps up a season that feels like it's just getting started. Also: Reality TV protects whales and elephants, and we recommend the Godzilla remake because we hate you.

Our Babylon 5 coverage is the only coverage on the Internet entirely dedicated to helping you watch only the good stuff. Or so we like to think. Also: Fall asleep watching golf!

IFC debuts a new talk show based on the podcast Comedy Bang! Bang!, as well as a new game show full of underground comics. Also: Is this the end of the New Jersey Devils?

You begged and begged for years, and we have finally gotten the message: Firefly now, Firefly forever! Also: Babylon 5, Animaniacs, Chappelle's Show, and Pulling all debut.